The Development of the White House Office↗
by Alex B. Lacy, Jr.
A 1967 American Political Science Association paper by Alex B. Lacy, Jr. of the University of Virginia, preserved in the Nixon Library's White House Special Files. Drawing on interviews with the men who served, it traces the White House Office from the Brownlow Committee through Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson: who the staff were, how each President organized them, and what the growth of the staff did to the Presidency. 28 short readings, with the paper's five statistical tables.
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Abstract
1 min2
Introduction (1 of 4)
2 min3
Introduction (2 of 4)
2 min4
Introduction (3 of 4)
2 min5
Introduction (4 of 4)
2 min6
A Biographical Profile of the White House Professional Staff, 1939-1967
1 min7
Geographical Origins
3 min8
Education
2 min9
Occupation Prior to White House Appointment
2 min10
The Road to the White House
2 min11
Turnover
1 min12
Salaries
1 min13
The Organization of the White House Office, 1939-1967 (1 of 3)
2 min14
The Organization of the White House Office, 1939-1967 (2 of 3)
2 min15
The Organization of the White House Office, 1939-1967 (3 of 3)
2 min16
The Truman White House Office, 1945-1953 (1 of 3)
3 min17
The Truman White House Office, 1945-1953 (2 of 3)
3 min18
The Truman White House Office, 1945-1953 (3 of 3)
3 min19
The Eisenhower White House Office, 1953-1961 (1 of 4)
3 min20
The Eisenhower White House Office, 1953-1961 (2 of 4)
3 min21
The Eisenhower White House Office, 1953-1961 (3 of 4)
2 min22
The Eisenhower White House Office, 1953-1961 (4 of 4)
3 min23
The Kennedy White House Office, 1961-1963 (1 of 3)
3 min24
The Kennedy White House Office, 1961-1963 (2 of 3)
2 min25
The Kennedy White House Office, 1961-1963 (3 of 3)
3 min26
The Johnson White House Office, 1963-1967
3 min27
Conclusion (1 of 2)
2 min28